My husband and I have been exploring the nearby walking trails and went to a Greek restaurant for salty food, and these are the starter leftovers with added tomato, olive oil, and black pepper. I highly recommend the combo. Which includes the walking trails.
I don't know a lot about 3d design or printing, so I used Tinkercad for the key cover and mailbox charm to make my mailbox key at least harder to lose. I did use calipers and added a pause to the print to insert the key, and I think it came out really cute. The handle on the mailbox just slipped off after printing though. That was annoying, but it still reads as a mailbox. If someone has an idea on what went wrong, I'd be happy to figure that out. I printed as shown.
Black and white are Elegoo PLA. Red is Snapmaker PLA.
This might be only helpful for a few folks, but I recently moved from Texas to Oregon. My gardening knowledge is largely based in Texas, so I'm keeping that flair for now cos I don't want folks to think I have Oregon knowledge when replying. Would it be possible for folks to be able to choose two (or more) flairs? Cos Texas and Oregon are reeeeeeeally different, and there might be someone else who would find it helpful?
Our interior designer found this for our kitchen, but I'm not sure I like it. We need 3 pendants for the island, and I think it'll be too busy. It's the Shibari 3 Pendant by Kateřina Handlová, for Bomma. Thoughts?
The algorithm sent me the YouTube channel Beauty and the Beasts yesterday, and it actually spooked me last night. From what I've watched/listened to, she has a lot of Asian horror stories, some of which movies are based on, and I was binging them while doing chores last night. Lots of haunted and cursed house stuff. My cat startled in a box of paper which startled my dogs who thought the sound had come from outside, and I suddenly felt very visible from my still uncovered windows. Still kept binging despite feeling spooked cos the stories weren't the threat. The creepy shadow man deep in the darkness was the threat, and it's not like I could do anything about him.
I'm really liking the stories if only to be informed more about these regional spooky legends. They're a lot of fun. I'm adding her story that spooked me the most last night, but if that's not your jam, she does have a video on Ringu lore which was really interesting. I love folk stories and legends, and her stories brought me back to reading Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark during free reading in 4th grade. If you're into that, I think she's a great listen.
(I couldn't decide on flair, just winging it with what felt right because of the narration.)